[SeekAndFind]

“Climate change” was first mentioned in 1975, but this was a time when climate scientists could not decide if temperatures were rising or falling, attributing sinister causes rather than natural and cyclic warming and cooling trends which have long preceded humans and their activities.

Since then, climate change has engulfed more than temperature, adding weather events such as hurricanes, tornadoes, blizzards, droughts, and flooding. It seems that any deviation from a sunny day with temperatures in the mid '70s with a light breeze is evidence of climate change and Republicans scheming to destroy the planet.

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Democrats, the left, and the media have an uncanny ability to balance two contradictory propositions in their minds, believing both can occur simultaneously due to the same cause. It would be like Goldilocks finding all three beds or bowls of porridge just perfect, regardless of whether they were too hot or too cold, too hard or too soft.

The New York Times, in 2014, ran an opinion piece titled, “The end of snow?” predicting the demise of winter sports and the Winter Olympics due to global warming. Eight years later in 2022, the New York Times told us, “How climate change can supercharge snowstorms.”. Or also in 2022 how, “The deadly freeze that swept the United States was extraordinary, but while scientists know that global warming can intensify extreme weather, the effects on winter storm are tricky to untangle.”

Tricky indeed. Climate change causes both not enough and too much snow. How does that work?  But it’s not only snow but water, both not enough and too much, all due to omnipotent climate change.

[Red Badger]

“Doublethink means the power of holding two contradictory beliefs in one’s mind simultaneously, and accepting both of them.”
― George Orwell, 1984

[Mr. K]

It’s called “Double-think”
Orwell described it perfectly

[moovova]

"Many People have an uncanny ability to balance two contradictory propositions in their minds, believing both can occur simultaneously due to the same cause"

Well, yes and no...

[bert]

It is not Climate Change.

It is weather

[JBW1949]

Al Gore and the UN create climate change crisis for the money...

Greta Thunberg creates climate change crisis because she’s stupid...

[wny]

Ask one of these climate-change-koolaid-drinkers to explain the difference between climate change and weather. Then sit back and enjoy.

[Stosh]

My favorite was in “Everything is Caused by Global Warming” (I’m not sure that website still exists). Anyway, in the list of 600 or so things caused by global warming / climate change, one referenced an article stating that global warming caused the earth to rotate faster, and another that global warming caused the earth to rotate slower - and both articles were in relatively reputable, peer-reviewed physics journals. But that’s what happens when global warming causes everything (more specifically, everything *bad*).

[PGR88]

It took world wide communism and progressivism at home to give us in the 1950s “cognitive dissonance theory.”

it explains all the agitation and disquiet in western “woke” society we see today.

[Gay State Conservative]

The “climate” may,or not,be changing.
If it is it may,or may not,be humans who are responsible.
If it is humans China is,by far,most to blame (China's air is unbreatheable).

[MrBambaLaMamba]

There is always a witch somewhere that needs burning.

[butlerweave]

It’s just that Evil Weather ,LOL

[mjp]

Democrats, the left, and the media have an uncanny ability to balance two contradictory propositions in their minds, believing both can occur simultaneously due to the same cause.

The law of identity says that every entity has a nature. The law of causality says that entities must act in accordance with their nature. An entity of a certain kind, in a certain context, always acts in a certain way, and only in that way. The law of non-contradiction says that that way cannot involve contradictions. Primitives, subjectivists, and lefturd loons are ignorant of reality or evade reality, and are able to accept contradictions simultaneously.

[consult]

Too Wet? Too Dry?
Too hot? Too Cold?
Too Windy? Too Calm?
Too Sunny? Too Cloudy?